The UEFA Euro 2024 is officially in full swing, with a few matches already gone by. Match 5 of the tournament saw the Netherlands shake off a spirited attack from Poland, with Denmark set to take on Slovenia shortly. However, the final match of the day will have England kick off their campaign against Serbia. In the England squad, Jordan Pickford is the undisputed number 1 goalkeeper.

Pickford plays for Everton and has been a solid goalie for the Merseyside team, as he has been for the Three Lions. England fans would want Pickford at the top of his game in the Euros.

Accompanying Pickford in Germany is his wife Megan Davison, whom he married in 2020. The story of their romance is a fairly sweet one, as they were childhood lovers. They began dating when they were 14 and have been going strong ever since.

When did Jordan Pickford finally tie the knot?

Pickford and his wife got hitched in a fairly lavish ceremony. The location for the wedding was the sandy beaches of the Maldives. Megan is 28 years old and the couple welcomed their son Arlo in 2019. Last year, their daughter Ostara Haze Pickford also joined the family. Megan is a massive football fan and is often in the stands attending games and supporting Pickford.

During the World Cup in Qatar, she traveled to the Middle-Eastern nation and watched every game from the stands. As far as her academics are concerned, Megan completed a three-year course at the University of Sunderland. She is also a famous personality on social media as she has a massive 113k followers on Instagram.

Megan Pickford will be in the stands for England’s opening game in Euro 2024 as she will be keen to cheer on her husband and fellow countrymen in their bid for a UEFA Euro trophy.

England has always underachieved in international tournaments with the talent that they have. To date, the team has only won one World Cup and is still chasing their first European trophy.

The 2024 squad looks to be England’s most talented and star-studded, and Pickford is a vital cog in the line-up. The Everton goalkeeper is best known for his lightning-fast speed and ability to save from close range. His agility will go a long way in determining England’s fate in the tournament.